2017 CSDA Student Video Contest Winners Announced
The winners of the CSDA’s Annual Student Video Contest have been announced! Entries from all across California were scored by a diverse panel of special district judges based on four categories: accuracy and effectiveness, creativity and originality, production quality, and entertainment value. Based on the scores, the top five videos made it to the final round where a month-long period of public voting determined the top three winners.
The first-place winner of the $2,000 scholarship prize is Julio Sanchez from Elk Grove. Julio’s video highlighted the Cosumnes Community Services District to show how special districts ‘Make the Difference’ for their communities.
The second-place winners and recipients of the $1,000 scholarship prize are Zachary Almand and Jakobie Rhodes, students at Pleasant Valley High School in Chico.
The third-place winner and recipient of the $500 prize is Jordan Chan, a student at Mission Hills High School in San Marcos.
Check back in the summer of 2018 for information about next year's contest. If you would like to be added to a mailing list for information alerts about the 2018 Student Video Contest, please email pr@CSDA.net.
Watch the winning videos below:
1st Place: Julio Sanchez, “Cosumnes CSD” Cosumnes River College, Elk Grove.
2nd Place: Zachary Almand & Jakobie Rhodes “A Walk in California" Pleasant Valley HS, Chico.
3rd Place: Jordan Chan “Why Special Districts are so Special" Mission Hills HS, San Marcos.
